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Last week, The Thomasville Times reported about a number of financial claims brought against Southwest Alabama Medical Center through the court system and federal tax liens on the hospital property. More...

Last week we examined the probability of Republicans picking up seats in Congress in this year’s midterm elections. These seats were won because of the economy and they may be lost because of the economy. The economy was bad in 2008. More...

Hundreds of students from Thomasville High School and Sweet Water High School filled the Thomasville Civic Center last week for a presentation on distracted driving put on by the Citrin Safety Foundation. More...

The kindergarten classes of Sweet Water High School went on a field trip to the Children’s Hands – On Museum in Tuscaloosa on February 16th. While at the museum, the students were able to explore five different exhibits. More...

During a Monday conference call, Louisiana- Pacific Corp. executives indicated that demand for their products is improving and that getting the Clarke County oriented strand board mill back up and running is a priority. More...

The maintenance of county roads was the big topic at Monday’s Clarke County Commission work session and again at Tuesday’s regular meeting with commissioners voting 4-1 Tuesday to create a third supervisor’s position in an attempt More...

Paul and Jayne Wilkinson of Demopolis announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Paula Frances Wilkinson to Beau Ethan Lowry, son of Shonda Huckabee of Sweet Water and James (Bubba) Lowry Jr. of Thomasville. More...

Stanley and Camilla Lewis of Sweet Water announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cassandra Anderson to Mike Mendenhall, son of Randy and Sharon Mendenhall of Magnolia. More...

The Thomasville High School football coaching staff has been putting the 90 plus young men aspiring to be part of the 2010 Tiger football team through their paces over the course of the last two weeks, in hopes of finding some young men who can step More...

As most of you know by now I spend a lot of my spare time at sporting events. Many times you might say its just part of my job as I’m out covering the action so I can write about it in the news paper. More...

Oleta Mae Gates, 93, of Thomasville died Sunday, April 25, 2010 at Country Oaks Assisted Living Facility. Mrs. Gates was born October 5, 1916 in Thomasville. She was a homemaker and cookie maker. More...